Long-press or right-click the image to save it.
Drag to orbit, pinch or scroll to zoom.
Exploded view reveals illustrative internal structures and systems. RCS view lights up surfaces that face you squarely.
Full circuit: start in the shelter, taxi out, take off, fly back and land, with the tower on the radio. Manual landing starts 10 km out on the approach.
Takeoff sortie: engine start, afterburner takeoff, a hard turn, a weapons bay pass and a low pass. Landing: final approach, flare, touchdown, braking and shutdown. Auto-land hands free flight to the autopilot, which joins the approach from wherever you are.
Assisted: push the stick sideways to bank and the jet turns that way; let go and the wings level. Pull back to tighten the turn or climb.
Two unofficial wingmen join in flight. Formation camera shows both; Chase gives a closer view of the aircraft.
W/S pitch · A/D bank · Q/E yaw
Shift/Ctrl throttle · Space afterburner · X hold wheel brakes
G gear · B bay · L auto-land · C next camera · N day or night · F fire (missions)
Esc closes this panel
On a phone: the stick is on the left, throttle on the right. To turn, push the stick toward the side you want to go; pull back to turn harder. A gamepad works too: left stick to fly, triggers for throttle, A for afterburner.
Explore an unofficial 3D concept of India's Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA), and fly it in a browser-based flight simulator. Inspect the aircraft, customise its paint, explore the cockpit and exploded view, or try free flight, takeoff, landing and training missions.
Length (about 17.2 m) and span (about 11.1 m) follow published figures; shapes, intake and bay geometry, tail angles and markings are my estimates from mockup photos. The speeds shown are not performance data. Thrust vectoring is shown as an option only, since it is not confirmed for AMCA Mk1.
Long-press or right-click the image to save it.